AI Images. 2026. (Midjourney)
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
I Know Humans
I know humans, and that is why I write sentences that do not explain, only accompany.
I know humans: they keep loving even after everything proves it is risky.
I know humans: they fall many times, but rise with new stories in their eyes.
I know humans: they forget who they are, yet never stop searching.
I know humans: they are afraid of the dark and still light small fires.
I know humans: they carry the world on their shoulders and call it hope.
I know humans: they make mistakes intensely and learn slowly, but they learn.
I know humans: they turn pain into art without knowing how they did it.
I know humans: they say “I am tired” and keep caring.
I know humans: they build futures even when all they see are ruins.
I know humans: they believe in miracles disguised as simple gestures.
I know humans: they have fragile hands and untamed hearts.
I know humans: they ask “why?” and move forward without answers.
I know humans: they fail, begin again, and call it living.
I know humans: they feel everything in excess, and that is what makes them real.
I know humans: they search for meaning and create it when they cannot find it.
I know humans: they cry in silence and laugh out loud.
I know humans: they plant kindness in unlikely soil.
I know humans: they survive because they imagine.
I know humans: they continue.
Substack Newsletter
This final newsletter of 2025 brings together images, research, and reflection.
It explores how powerful technologies can evolve with greater care and efficiency.
The images, marked with “2026”, look ahead to the year to come with quiet optimism.
A moment where innovation, responsibility, and imagination move forward together.
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Substack Newsletter
This week’s newsletter reflects on how AI is received differently depending on whether it is visible or hidden.
From advertising to art, perception plays a decisive role in acceptance and rejection.
I share observations from my own long-term AI practice and ongoing experiments with printmaking.
The images presented here are part of that exploration.
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Substack Newsletter
In this issue, I reflect on the two social trends defining our time: the technological and the non-technological.
Can they live side by side within the same society? I believe they can.
The visual selection continues in an artistic, non-cinematic style.
For this edition, the chosen theme is the intricate beauty of "bugs and stag beetles":
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